MacDermid will showcase its ZinKlad line of coatings, which are hexavalent chromium-free and are formulated for a consistent coefficient of friction and improved corrosion performance under the most rigorous conditions.
MacDermid’s Electrolac UV coating system has enabled the company to expand its Fashion Finishes line to include colored metallic coatings that can be used on heat-sensitive substrates such as plastics, zinc die cast and aluminum.
MacDermid’s NiKlad ICE Ultra is designed to combine the hardness and uniformity of electroless nickel deposits with the lubricity and anti-stick properties of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE).
See the video that showcases company's capability in the automotive plating sector.
MacDermid’s ZinKlad 1000B (TnT-12) finish has been approved to GMW 16730, a General Motors finish specification.
MacDermid offers a variety of satin, bright and dark chrome finishes designed to deliver rich colors and textures while still meet demanding corrosion performance standards.
More finishers are warming up to using non-chrome passivation as a way to satisfy customers who don’t want to use hexavalent chromium for corrosion treatment.
The Metex Rack Stripper SS-20 from MacDermid is designed to electrochemically dissolve and remove nickel, copper and other plated metals from a variety of types of stainless steel rack tips.
MacDermid’s Kenlevel Ultra chloride zinc plating system can be used in both barrel and rack applications in full-potassium, and low- and full-ammonia formulations.
MacDermid has added to its global OEM staff, appointing Aaron Pokowski manager of its Ford Global Account and Glen Breault manager of its GM Global Account.
TriPass ELV 2500LT from MacDermid is a trivalent chromium passivate designed to produce an iridescent film on electroplated zinc deposits from acid and alkaline electrolytes.
MacDermid’s ZinKlad 1000 coatings have been approved to the Ford WSS M21 P51 specification (S-450).
MacDermid has promoted Gary Sikora to North American product manager for anti-corrosion coatings.
GM-driven process increases materials that can be chrome plated.
MacDermid’s NiKlad Eclipse, on display at Sur/Fin 2011, is a process designed to consistently produce a true black electroless nickel deposit on a wide variety of substrates.
Chromium plating continues to be the coating of choice for many metal finishing applications. Demand for chrome’s bright and lustrous finish continues to grow despite competition from other finishes such as organic coatings and vapor deposition.
By definition, electroless plating is metal deposition by a controlled chemical reaction.
Electroless black nickel-phosphorus plating is an advanced electroless nickel plating process formulated to deposit a black finish when processed through an oxidizing acid solution.
Comparing conventional and RoHS/ELV-compliant electroless nickels
Recent developments on display by MacDermid will include non-metallic, fully organic, stabilized RoHS- and ELV-compliant Niklad electroless nickels, NPE-free high performance cleaners, Enviralloy NiFlex 12 zinc nickel, and a complete line of OEM-approved decorative processes, including new dark and satin finishes.
User experience with an organically stabilized electroless nickel process
Finisher builds for the future with diversified services
MacDermid's TriPass ELV 5300 is the company’s latest innovation in trivalent black passivate technology.
MacDermid, Inc. will be showcasing its TriMacIII trivalent chrome plating process, specifically designed to meet the demanding requirements for exterior automotive chrome plating.
A look at the current state of EN technology
MacDermid, Inc. will be showcasing its TriMacIII trivalent chrome plating process, specifically designed to meet the demanding requirements for exterior automotive chrome plating.
This job shop found itself in position to capitalize when two large manufacturers with captive plating operations decided to exit the electroless nickel plating business.
MacDermid will be presenting its ChromKlad 2500, a non-etch, efficient hard chrome system that will help you eliminate the need to mask or stop-off the substrate, saving significant time and money for part preparation.
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